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TravelPod Member ReviewsBEST WESTERN PLUS Robert Treat Hotel Newark
Very reasonable price, shuttle to NJ tainat NJ Penn and two stops away from NYC Penn Station. Super friendly staff (Julia ) in the complimentary breakfast room. Cheaper than staying in the city across the Hudson.
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This is was a decent hotel that was close to the Newark Airport and the Newark Penn Station. There was not much to see or do in downtown Newark. It was quite dead! Got a bite at the local deli called Airlie's - check it out if you are pressed for time and need good, local food. Thankfully, it was very easy to catch the train to Hoboken. Room was clean, but outdated. Don't expect too much. You get what you pay for, but we were content with the nice, warm king bed, TV and the hot shower.
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Stay Elsewhere No Matter What The Cost
I signed up for Tripadvisor simply to inform people not to stay at this hotel. Needing to catch a plane out on a morning flight my wife and me stayed at this hotel and figured it would be quiet due to the fact it is about 3 miles from Newark Airport. It was the worst travel decision ever, we arrived and had no help or direction from concierge after coming from the city and the rooms are nothing like advertised. The washroom had mold and reminded me of a washroom in a Hospital. We could here people in other rooms and floors throughout the night and the cars from the road. Never again would I stay at this hotel or recommend it to anyone, spend the extra money and stay elsewhere it is worth it.
Lousy staff
I had read the reviews, and so I had been forewarned. However, the conference rate was very good at the RTH (90$), so I booked anyway.
The shuttle from the station *never* showed up. After 40 minutes I gave up and took the Loop shuttle. I wish I had done it right away, it's cheap and fast (tho it has little room for luggage, which was a problem). The woman at the desk practically sneered at me when I asked if they had maps of Newark. Any self-respecting hotel has guidebooks in the room with maps of the city. And anyway the sneering part was completely unwarranted.
The room was so-so: your typical chain hotel furniture. The bathroom had some nasty-looking mold near the faucet. The room was way too cold, and given the quality of the customer service experienced so far I did not even bother calling for an additional blanket. I just put on a freece over my PJ.
Overall, for a hotel that brags of its history and tradition (and offers room that are no better than a Days Inn), this place is disappointing. I will certainly avoid it in the future. This must be the most inhospitable hotel I have ever been to.
Perfectly reasonable, inexpensive choice
My wife and I stayed at the RT in Dec '04 when the Manhattan hotels were booked during the Christmas rush. The first night they refused to send up a room service dinner because there was a "private party" in the restarant (relevance?) but we found a good place right around the corner. Location is very good, about 10 min. walk to Newark Penn Station, so you're 25 minutes from Manhattan. It's a good choice if your wallet doesn't have $250 a night for a Manhattan hotel and you're willing to do a little train riding.
As for the front desk not putting calls through, the kids these days are using cell phones.
Nasty maitre-D, ruined my evening
I worked (played a grueling concert) at the New Jersey PAC til late and then went to the bar here with my boyfriend and his work colleague for a drink. The maitre-d of the bar tried to get us to sit in the lounge where there was deafeningly amplified jazz (not what I'm in the mood for after 2-3 hours on stage), tried to take my instrument away from me because it was an "insurance hazard" for his workers, and then when I asked for my coat from the coat check at the end of the evening, he said "it's locked. Where do you live, maybe we can send it to you." I asked if he was joking and he said no. Apparently he was because a woman appeared and retrieved my coat. Appalling rudeness and disrespect. I will never go back.
Will NEVER stay here again!
I booked the Robert Treat for a business trip, as a frequent traveler, I am familiar with many hotels. This is the worst experience I have ever had. It began at checkin when the shuttle driver picked up passengers who were clearly personal friends returning from a trip. Upon arrival to the hotel, at the front desk, I was ignored while the man behind the desk reverted to his "street lingo" with the friends from the shuttle. "My ni**a whassup!" I was able to order room service, but couldn't charge it to my room. One of the nights, I called my order down, including a glass of Shiraz. My dinner arrived sans Shiraz. When I inquired of the room service person, he confrontationally pointed to the room service receipt "look lady, there's no wine on this ticket...see, no wine!" I told him it was not that big of a deal, I just asked, maybe the man who took my order forgot to write it down but I ordered wine. A wine was later delivered, with apologies - in a paper cup! This treatment continued during my entire 3 day stay. The grand finale to this fiasco? The shuttle driver on my departure didn't ask what airline I was going to - as a frequent traveler, every other shuttle driver I have EVER encountered asks the passengers upon arrival at the airport "What airlines, please?". He dropped me off at Continental International. I stayed in the shuttle as it wasn't my airline, when I told him I needed AmericaWest, he told me that was "way on the other side of the airport" and it was "too late now". I explained that if I had to walk it, or take the air train, I would be in danger of missing my flight. He replied "That's not my problem, lady" and post humously deposited my bags on the curb and put me out of the shuttle. I had, had it with the "service" the Robert Treat provides - I let him know what I think of the hotel and how they represented New Jersey. If I never have to return to either, I will be a happy woman. I had to run to the airtrain, run to security, run through the gate and barely made my flight.
Convenient to everything
I've stayed with the Robert Treat on many ocassions. It's conveniently located in Downtown Newark, a few walking blocks from Penn Station, Rutgers Law, Musuem, Arts Center (right across the street) Public Transportation, Shopping, Starbucks, Chinatown, and other fast food Restaurants.
I now live in California, but grew up in East Orange and I like the fact that the Hotel has been there so long, I believe Truman and Kennedy stayed there. I also spent my honeymoon there in 1969. The rooms and carpeting could be updated a bit, but they are clean, and the price is very reasonable. I found that by staying at the Robert Treat instead of another Hotel out at the airport, my daily trips to the surrounding suburban cities (East Orange, West Orange, South Orange, Montclair) was so convenient for me.
My only concern is that the Hotel does not provide adequate room service.
A very decent place in Newark
I've stayed at the Robert Treat Hotel a lot in the past year. The rooms are clean and very decent (relatively new renovations). High speed internet is very good. The restaurant Maize is excellent. They have a shuttle to and from the airport as well as to and from Newark Penn Station. I have really been quite comfortable there, and I'm picky about hotels.
Downsides: terrible service at the front desk - often people who try to call me after 9pm can't get through. They sometimes lose my reservation (make sure you confirm!). And it is an overflow for Rutgers students, so sometimes it has a bit of a zoo feeling in the lobby. But as I said, once you're in your room it is a very decent hotel.
The Robert Treat Was A Treat
The Robert Treat Hotel was a treat to stay in. It is a short walk to Newark's improved Pennsylvania Train Station and close to Newark's excellent art museum. The rooms are very well maintained and the desk staff was helpful and pleasant. Dollar and cent wise,this hotel makes a lot of sense to stay in.
Better than Holiday Inn & Less $
Can't beat the price.
Central location for Newark.
Good deal for spending day in New York.
Go elsewhere!
I booked the Robert Treat because it was 3-4 blocks from the location we were to be working. The lobby was nice but the man at the front desk took 15 minutes to get the 3 of us checked in to our 3 rooms. This may have been because the man checking me and my co-workers in was training the other man who was working the desk.
My room had new drapes and bedspreads but the rug and the furniture needed replacement. The alarm clock was missing as were the TV remotes and the phone book. My co-workers both tried to make phone calls home only to be told they needed to make a $20 deposit at the front desk or leave a credit card number. The front desk people didn't explain why the phone calls didn't just go on the credit card on file for the rooms.
Sound proofing is lacking. I could easily hear the family in the neighboring room and people chatting in the hallway. While my room was adequately clean, one of my co-workers found that the sheets had not been changed from the previous inhabitants. If, like us, you're driving there be warned: the parking lot is small and the spaces cramped.
They have a fine restaurant on site, Maize, that serves all three meals yet they don't have any room service. Go figure.
Needless to say, we checked out and found another place that was newer cleaner and cheaper.
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Situated in the chic suburb of Nueva Andalucia, this south-west facing Andalucian Style first floor apartment has 3 bedrooms (two of which open onto the large private terrace), 2 bathrooms, a spacious living/dining room and a modern well equipped kitchen with utility area. It is located just a short stroll from the nearest beaches and the lively Puerto Banus Marina.
In the heart of 'Golf Valley' many championship golf courses are within a short drive making this a great location for the golfing enthusiast. With only a 40 minute drive from Malaga airport it is the ideal base.
This spacious and modern apartment has marble floors throughout, air conditioning & heating, TV, satellite, DVD, VCR, stereo system, and is tastefully decorated throughout.
Enjoy dining, relaxing or soaking up the Spanish sun on the large and well furnished terrace overlooking the tropical landscaped gardens and pools. This secure complex has video entry phone system and access to private parking facility.
Hi Paul
Many thanks for the lovely apartment, we really enjoyed our stay, everything was as I hoped. Despite changeable weather the apartment was perfect with the heating when needed and getting to sit on the terrace when it was warm enough.
I can visualize sitting on the terrace when the heat and sun is up. I will talk to you later in the year about a sun holiday
Everything you could want or need. Fantastic terrace giving great outdoor space which we thought was the best thing about the apartment. We had a 13 month old with us and the terrace provided a very safe place for her to toddle about. Three bedrooms all with twin beds. One en suite. Pool area was very well maintained and both adult and children's pool were fenced off for safety of children.
Walk into Puerto Banus is about 20 mins via a footbridge over a busy road. The footbridge is sloped so no steps to worry about. We enjoyed the walk which is mostly along the very nice seafront. Can also walk into San Pedro although this walk is along side of the busy road. Safe but not too pretty. San Pedro is a nice place and worth the effort. Perhaps a cab is better.
Convenience store just around the corner for essentials like milk and bread and large supermarket across the footbridge towards San Pedro about 15 mins walking.
Would thoroughly recommend this apartment. Special thanks to the owner who was very helpful in quickly sorting out a problem with my booking ( my fault) and to the lady who looks after the apartment and arranged our airport transfers.
Our family of 6 stayed in this apartment for a week during our Puerto Banus holiday. The apartment is spacious both inside and out and we'll equipped. Most importantly the air conditioning was a welcome factor in 35 degree plus heat during our week. The terrace of the apartment nearly doubles your space and makes a fantastic area for evenings when you might prefer to eat in and just relax at the apartment. All apartments are set in beautiful gardens which are well maintained as are the two exceptionally clean pools.
If you choose to walk along the beach to either the hypermarket or into the fabulous Puerto Banus harbour itself it is a relaxed 30 minute stroll.Close enough for convenience but far enough away to not be disturbed by any nightlife. There are also small local convenience stores 5 minutes away for any day to day essentials. If it's a day on the beach you're looking for it's just a 10 minute walk.
Prior to arrival and departure all communication with Paul and Linda was superb, making everything a really smooth and easy process. In all can't recommend this apartment enough. Thank you
We've just returned from a fabulous 10 days in Puerto Banus in this apartment in Lorcrimar IV. It's a very spacious 3 bedroom apartment and the kitchen had everything you'd ever need including a dishwasher, fridge/freezer, microwave hob and washing machine/tumble drier. There was plenty of crockery and cutlery.
The outside space was fabulous - there was space to sunbathe, dine or just sit out with a G + T before going out for the evening. The marina is an easy walk away - about 15 minutes - as is the Hipercor supermarket. We walked there and took a taxi back when we had a big shop.
There are good restaurants around which are cheaper than eating down at the marina. We'd really recommend the Taj Mahal in the La Campana district (up the hill behind the apartments, a 20 minute walk up and a 10 minute walk back!!) Also excellent in this area is Da Dorado where you can get a fish meal for 10 euros (a fish not per kilo). It was newly opened and they were really keen to please.
You don't require a car - it was 1.23 euros to take the bus to Marbella if you didn't fancy the walk along the front.
We would really recommend the apartment - we were there with 2 teenagers who had a really good time. We had the room with the en-suite and they had a room each with the bathroom.
The swimming pool is also lovely, there was a lifeguard there, and the gardens are really well kept - you can just sit and look at palm trees and the swimming pool from the balcany.
This apartment can only be described in 1 word........perfect. It's the perfect place to relax and unwind on a holiday . The hugely spacious balcony is perfect for eating out on , sunbathing on and sitting out late into the night . As I was on a golf holiday I found that the apartment is situated within a mine field of amazing golf course no more than 30 minutes in either direction.
The complex itself is safe and secure with a security guard and video survielance.
The Garden around the pool area is kept to a very high standard and contaisn ample shading .....for us with hangovers.
All in all this apartment is the Business....I will definitely be coming back
Apartment was clean and spacious, Terrace was fantastic. A complete outdoor room, we ate, relaxed and played with the kids here. Bedrooms are ideal, and comfortably slept 4 adults & 2 children. Kitchen has all you could need, incl large fridge, cooker, utensils, dishwasher....etc Grounds and pools are beautiful. Not too noisy. Secure access really helped give piece of mind while the kids ran around. And sheltered parking meant we always had a cool car for any trips. Great Local amenities for kids all from 2 mins - 40 mins away. Loved the Thai restaurant which was just 5 mins walk and the Port has loads of restaurants (10-15 min walk).We were looking for a family holiday, but believe it would also suit, golfers, shoppers :) or those that just want to take time out.
We stayed here in 2009 and are planning to visit again in Sept 2010.
My family had a wonderful stay in this apartment. It was well kept, had very spacious bedrooms. Balcony had loads of room for the kids to play and enough space for us to relax and enjoy the views. Pool was very quiet and relaxing. Close to the beach and the port.
I would recommand this apartment to anyone who wants a relaxing holiday.
Nueva Andalucia is an attractive area just west of Marbella where, as its name suggests, the villas and apartments are based on traditional Andalusian architecture and design. For golfers in particular, the area could not be more ideal with several magnificent courses within virtual putting distance, including, Las Brisas, Los Naranjos, Aloha Golf, to name but a few. Nueva Andalucia is also known for its international cuisine with a varied selection of restaurants to suit the discerning diner. There is also an excellent street market ('rastra') held next to the bullring here every Saturday morning.
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Renault has been busy having a little fun with the company's new A110-50 Concept. The automaker recently invited former rally driver Jean Ragnotti to take the futuristic machine for spin. Rangotti made a name for himself in the Renault 5 Turbo Group B by taking the gold at both the Monte Carlo Rally as well as the Rallye de France. As soon as the driver takes to an abandoned stretch of road, things take a different turn. It's not long before Ragnotti is pursued by an image of his former self beh
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- Solve over 165 brainteasers to uncover clues to save London!
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Professor Layton receives a letter asking for help from Luke. The strange thing is that this letter is from 10 years in the future, and the Luke in question is not Professor Layton's young apprentice, but rather his older self. According to the future Luke, the London of the future has been brought to the brink of ruin by Professor Layton's future self, who is the head of the largest crime syndicate in town. It seems the only man who can save London and stop the evil Professor Layton of the future is Professor Layton himself.
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Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is a unique puzzle adventure for Nintendo DS and DSi in which the player reveals the game's story and unravels its mystery little by little with each puzzle successfully solved. The third US release in the popular Professor Layton game franchise, Unwound Future contains the same addictive gameplay, hand-painted art style graphics and invocative music as its two predecessors, making it a must-have title for both new puzzle players and longtime fans of the series. Additional features include: 165 built-in puzzles, easy to use hint and game save systems and additional puzzles available for download on a weekly basis for a limited time following game launch.
Professor Layton and the Unwound Future places the professor and his trusted apprentice Luke at the center of a spellbinding adventure after they receive a strange letter – sent by Luke 10 years in the future. According to this message something is askew in the days to come. The London of the future is in chaos and disarray, and according to Luke, the only person who can help set things right is Professor Layton.
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Like all games in the Professor Layton series Professor Layton and the Unwound Future is a single player puzzle adventure. Puzzles are essentially brainteasers touching on a large variety of puzzle types, including spatial orientation, logic, riddles and many more. The game's story reveals itself as the player successfully solves a minimum number of puzzles that she/he faces using the DS stylus to move throughout the game's hand-drawn style game environments. Success at puzzle solving earns the player in-game coins. A certain number of coins can also found by simply exploring the game environment. Players are given multiple chances to solve puzzles and when stuck can choose to spend coins in order to buy hints. The game keeps track of puzzles found, puzzles solved, the player's score and playing time, and features easy-to-use save functionality, a journal for note keeping and an area to save items found for later use. In addition to the game's 165 built-in puzzles, additional puzzles will be available for download on a weekly basis for a limited time after game launch.
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- More than 165 new puzzles weave seamlessly into the storyline, challenging player with fun, brain-teasing logic puzzles and riddles, and even new types of puzzles
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- Players who are still stumped with a puzzle after three subtle hints can select the new "superhint" option to point them toward a solution
- As with previous incarnations in the franchise, weekly downloadable puzzles will be available after launch for a limited time
- A large cast of eccentric non-player characters, as well as an invocative soundtrack designed to match the varied game environments and gameplay
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When Diablo first arrived on the gaming scene I spent a great deal too many hours hacking and slashing my way through the Diablo Universe. I was (and still am) addicted to the game. Professor Layton delivers the same kind of addicting gameplay. It seems strange to compare a role-playing game like Diablo to the serene and intellectual Layton but, in my admittedly odd corner of the cosmos, both games offer the same "just five more minutes" need to kill one more skeleton or solve one more puzzle.
Rarely do sequels measure up to the original however the storyline in The Unwound Future is actually a bit more compelling than the previous Professor Layton offerings. The puzzles are a nice mix of easy to extremely difficult (for me anyway!). The three "bonus" games are enjoyable but the sticker books are, perhaps, the weakest link in the game. They seem to be geared to a much younger audience and, while I enjoy sharing my Professor Layton games with my seven-year-old granddaughter, it would have been nice to have a bit more of a challenge for myself -- even my granddaughter was surprised with how easy the three sticker books were.
If you want to completely loose yourself in a game then this is the one to buy. The puzzle format allows for quick game-play on the bus or total immersion once you get home from a hard day at work and need to unwind. Highly recommended!
The game is played entirely with the touch screen. It's a user-friendly system and a simple formula, but manages to draw you in with its characters and mystery story.
If you weren't already a fan before, this one probably won't convert you, but returning players will find the general formula improved in key ways. There's more voice acting than the previous games, which makes the story more enjoyable, and the puzzles feel more related to specific areas and characters. Thankfully there's less backtracking than the last game. You steadily gain access to new areas, populated by new characters, which helps to keep things fresh.
There are three new mini games to distract you from the actual adventure: the toy car; the parrot; and the sticker books.
One of Layton's 'perks' are the weekly downloadable puzzles. You have to connect your Nintendo DS to the internet, and it will unlock any puzzles that are available. This is kind of stupid, because the game isn't really 'downloading' the puzzles; they're already on the game card (it is simply 'unlocking' them). Connecting to the internet over Wi-Fi isn't always easy, so why force players to connect at all?
It could be said that these games are nothing more than dressed-up activity books (many of the puzzles were originally created for just that purpose), but that would be doing them a huge disservice.Read more ›
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Good game, priced well. Used game but it works well. I'm sure my niece will love this one as she's a Professor Layton mysteries fan. Thank you usedsalesca.Published 12 months ago by Bulaga26
Diabolical Box was my first P.L. game. Even though the Unwound Future story is, of course, very different the basic premise is the same ; follow the story, solve a puzzle etc. Read morePublished 15 months ago by Raymond Middleton
I got europe version and I don't know why but it works so no complains! :)Published 22 months ago by Xavier Millette
Purchased for the kids, they like it and spend hours playing and solving the puzzles. I would definitely buy more in the series.Published on Jan. 13 2014 by Stephanie Riley
Love this series I have most of the collection. Would highly recommend to any one who love a good puzzle game with a mix of thrill and mystery to the story.Published on Oct. 17 2013 by paul yan
I am a rabid Layton Fan. This game is, once again, perfection. The puzzles are not too hard, a few just hard enough to keep me guessing a bit longer than I care to admit!Published on June 2 2013 by Loo
I bought this game for my niece (she has the previous 2) for her birthday and both she and I loved solving puzzles together along with the storyline. Read morePublished on March 12 2013 by Png
This was a really fun game, and the story had its twists just like the previous games but more! The graphics and cut scenes were superb as expected and the puzzles were a good mix... Read morePublished on Feb. 5 2011 by Anne W Ma
A great continuation of the previous two games! The puzzles are not so hard as to make you rip your hair out in frustration, and the adition of colors to the sketching page was a... Read morePublished on Feb. 1 2011 by wbicepuppy
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This goat cheese stuffed chicken breast with spinach and prosciutto is an elegant dish, yet simple to make.
Do you enjoy cooking with cheese?
I've got a treat for you! Goat cheese is one of my favorite cheeses to cook with because of its creamy mild flavor. I have a few favorite mixes I like to use for cheese stuffed chicken…my goat cheese stuffed chicken with caramelized onions is one, and the other one I am sharing with you today, Goat Cheese Stuffed Chicken Breast with Spinach and Prosciutto!
Don't let it fool you. This is a very easy dish to put together! But it tastes so good, your family and friends will think you spent hours in the kitchen.
Goat Cheese Stuffed Chicken Breast with Spinach and Prosciutto
Start with a good quality goat cheese like Joan of Arc®. You'll want to saute your spinach with some crushed garlic until it wilts, then remove it from heat and put it aside. Chop your proscuitto…a rough chop is just fine…and frizzle it in the pan you just used for the spinach. I don't add any extra oil. I just use the little bit of juices that are left over from the spinach…probably about a tablespoons worth.
Wait for the spinach and proscuitto to cool (and drain any extra liquid) before adding the goat cheese, then mix it all together.
Place 1-2 tablespoons full of the goat cheese mixture on your chicken breast. Use chicken breasts that have already been sliced thin, or slice them thin yourself. If they are still a little thick, go ahead and pound them a little to thin them out. I used chicken breasts that were already sliced thin, but I did end up pounding a couple of them.
Roll up your chicken breasts, then roll them in bread crumbs, and secure with a toothpick if necessary.
Melt some butter and pour over the top. I've only got 4 in this dish, but this recipe has enough "stuffing" for 6.
Serve with a light salad. Some rice or roasted garlic bread might also be nice. It's a simple dinner, but your guests will love it!
- 6 boneless chicken breasts sliced thin
- 4 oz goat cheese
- 5 oz baby spinach
- 4 slices prosciutto, roughly chopped
- 2 garlic cloves, crushed
- 1-2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 cup bread crumbs
- ¼ cup of butter, melted
- Cook spinach and crushed garlic with 1-2 tablespoons of olive oil until spinach is wilted and garlic is fragrant, a couple minutes.
- Remove from pan and place in bowl; drain extra liquid from bowl.
- Leave a little liquid in pan, and add chopped prosciuitto. Cook for a minute or so until frizzled.
- Add to spinach.
- Allow spinach and prosciutto to cool.
- Once cooled, add goat cheese and mix well.
- Season to taste with salt and pepper.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Place a heaping spoonful of the goat cheese mixture on the chicken, and roll.
- Secure with a toothpick if you need to.
- Roll chicken breasts in bread crumbs.
- Place stuffed chicken breasts in glass baking dish.
- Pour melted butter over the top.
- Cook for 30 minutes or until internal temperature registers 160 degrees.
If you enjoy cooking with cheese, the Joan of Arc® line includes a variety of French and French-style cheeses that are perfect for the busy cook looking to make quick and easy gourmet meals! Their product offerings include goat cheese, brie, camembert, and Roquefort.
You'll definitely want to stop by their website as well…it's a great resource for the home cook. In addition to recipes (including more goat cheese recipes), it also has wine and beer pairing suggestions for their specialty cheeses. I don't know about you, but I really find that kind of information helpful! And their Facebook page and Pinterest page are also full of even more recipe ideas and serving suggestions. Joan of Arc® Facebook fans are also always the first to know about promotions and contests, as well as new products. Follow them to be in-the-know!


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Ok, this is my first follow forever.
Since I've started blogging on the 19th March 2014 I chatted with so many awesome people, and I enjoyed sooo many blogs. Now it's time to thank all these blogs, that are just awesome.
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This was my contest entry in the "Seed Book Trailer Contest" held by Amazon Studios. It's not the "official" book trailer, but I can't find anything in the contest rules that stipulates the entries can't be uploaded here. The book was fantastic and if YouTube exposure from this video gains Ania Ahlborn more readers and fans, wonderful! I did have audio issues during production, but because I'm broke I couldn't buy the equipment I needed to correct them. LOL! I did what I could, learn as I go, and will strive to improve with each new project.
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Remembering Ernie Armoogam (1971-2008)
Of his passing, Dr. Michael Scales said, "He was one of my heroes." Loved as well by students and colleagues, he served in Student Development as Director of Student Programs and was a Satellite Housing Residence Director. He was also Nyack's Head Coach for Women's Softball Coach.
While working at Mont Lawn Camp in Bushkill, PA, he spoke highly of Nyack students who worked there as summer counselors. Armoogam commented on how the students reflected Nyack's five core values and "exceeded the expectations" as they "bonded together and with other people demonstrating what they received at school."
The Nyack College community will celebrate Ernie's life on the Rockland County campus. Sunday, October 19 from 4:00 p.m. until 7:00 p.m. , a viewing will be held in Pardington Hall. The Homegoing Celebration will also be held in Pardington Hall on Monday, October 20 at noon, followed by the interment.
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The March Initiative
Spring's in the air, or it would be if only there weren't still a half-foot of snow sitting in my backyard. Baseballs are flying in Florida and somewhere in Easton, Pa. there undoubtedly a few brave daffodil shoots fighting their way to the surface.
The last two months have been hard on my geek fitness efforts; I got of to decent starts in January and February, only to have family colds, home improvement projects, and snow storms sidetrack my plans.
With March upon us, it's time to try and get back into a routine. My immediate goal is to pick up where I left off in February, and continue my morning workouts. These are exceedingly hard for me -- I'm just not a morning person -- but it's the one surefire way I have of making sure my exercise for the day gets done. As I've demonstrated time and again, it's all too easy to let exercise slide when a meeting runs late, I get caught up in a project, or a family emergency breaks out.
We shall redouble our efforts...
It's January. I'm tired, sore, and feeling like I need to pack 36 hours worth of work into every 24 hour day. Yeah, it's time to go back to the gym.
This may seem counter-intuitive -- why go to the gm when every cell in your body is screaming you don't have time? -- but in my experience, that's when it's most essential. The reason why is simple: perspective. Exercising for 30-60 minutes causes you to downshift and all but forces you to think about something else.
212.80 lbs: Going Digital
So it's been two weeks at the gym, and about two weeks of cutting back my soda intake to about a can a day. It's also been two weeks of getting used to the new digital scale at the gym (thus the decimals in the headline). Previously, the gym had had one of the old fashioned adjustable weights-based scales, which the arcane (and archaic) part of my brain always enjoyed.
216 lbs: Back to the Gym
It's been about a year since I blogged anything about my attempts at geek fitness. Not because I haven't been doing anything ... but because I haven't been doing it consistently. I've been going to the gym periodically, but but nothing like the regular 4-5 days a week I was doing it a year ago.
OOF 8/25: 60 min elliptical/walking
Despite today being the first day of the semester, I was able to get out of work about 15 minutes early, beat the student rush to the gym, and snag an elliptical machine for a solid 30 minute work out.
On my screen: Dr. Horrible's Sing Along Blog. I felt compelled to watch it for some reason; it might have had something to do with Playing For Keeps' big day.
OOF 8/17: Picnic in the Park
I'm doing the bachelor dad thing while Sue's away at a PowWow this weekend, so I figured it'd be a good thing if we started off our day with some exercise. I packed some zucchini bread and milk for the kids, loaded up the wagon our baseball mitts and Lucas, then walked to the Cosmic Cup for morning coffee while Jordan road her bike. Coffee in hand, we walked back home, deposited the bike in the side alley, then walked down to Nevin Park for breakfast under the trees.
After that the kids and I ran around on the playground equipment and swung on the swings, taking occasional breaks to play catch. All in all, a good start to the day, the only downside to which was the whining from Jordan about how tired she was on the walk back home.
It wasn't a hard work out, as things go, but it got my heart pumping climbing the hill back from the park, and tired out the kids so I think we can declare mission was accomplished.
OOF 8/14: 30 minutes @ Gym/Elliptical
I spent 30 minutes on the elliptical machine, watching Ghostbusters.
OOF 8/12: 30 minutes @ Gym/Elliptical
With the pool closed today, I went to the gym instead and worked out on the elliptical machine for 30 minutes. In my ears: Gut Check Cast #15. On my screen: Ghostbusters.
208 lbs.: Four Weeks Later
After about almost four weeks of consistent (ok, more consistent) exercise, I've reached 208 lbs., down 6 lbs. from my starting weight of 214. It's nice to see progress, and I'm hoping to do as well in the next four weeks.
That said ... it's going to be tough. The start of the semester is two weeks away, which means things are about to get crazy around the college day job. Meanwhile, they've closed the college pool for maintenance, which means I need to fit in my exercise after work, something that I've found all too easy to skip.
OOF 8/10: Access Denied
I tried to go to the gym today, but alas, all of the college's buildings are closed for power maintenance. Instead, I ran home got the dog and the toddler, and went out for a walk ... which turned into a rather brisk walk when the thunder started.
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Crush Stuff in a Tank with Arnold Schwarzenegger
Does your list of life goals include flying out to Los Angeles to crush things with Arnold Schwarzenegger in his Patton M47 tank? Well, listen up.